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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1922
Page
4
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The Athens Daily News front page editorial accuses the Banner and Herald of implying Athens is rotten to the core. The piece asserts the crusade targeted a single Clayton street block and cites The News charges about liquor sales and Ellington Hotel vice, urging readers to compare statements from March and April editorials and state papers to see the record straight.
The Georgia Educational Association plans a major drive at its Columbus session to eradicate illiteracy. It urges modest state funding, continuous effort, and a religious leaders program to teach three illiterates each, aiming for a fully literate Georgia within five years.
An editorial argues the federal judgeship should be based on merit, not party. It notes most top Georgia lawyers are Democrats and urges President Harding to ignore party when naming the new judge, selecting the ablest candidate regardless of affiliation.
A formal Board of Health notice in The Banner enforces removal of surface toilets and requires sewerage connections or sanitary toilets based on proximity to sewer mains. Noncompliance within a set time will lead to prosecution. The piece urges cooperation and highlights fly-borne disease risk.
Prominent Athens residents urge focusing on the record rather than opinion as grand jury committees prepare a thorough survey of moral conditions. The Banner and Herald call for examining ten years of city leadership and invite ex-mayors and police officials to testify to provide a public, fact based picture for scrutiny.
Early Friday Norfolk prepared to aid over a thousand homeless Negro residents from a Berkley fire that destroyed about 2000 homes. Navy yard tents and a public welfare barge were set up for shelter while sailors marines guarded St. Helena. Five Portsmouth firefighters were injured in a crash while responding.
Washington February railroad earnings excluding short lines totaled 47,762,600 with a 5.7 million deficit year over year. Total operating receipts reached 401,349,000 while expenses stood at 324,425,000. Eastern carriers posted 7.17 percent annual return on capital, but national earnings remained under the 6 percent standard.
Advertisement extols Gude's Pepto-Mangan as more than a fad, noting its thirty plus years of use and claim it improves health by enriching blood. It describes Pepto-Mangan as an iron tonic available in liquid and tablet forms, with benefits for lips, cheeks, and overall vitality.
Mr FH Moses of Rome, clerk to the District Attorney, appears at the Federal court this week. A familiar figure in UU.S. court work, he knows the procedures well and is notably courteous to reporters. He also has many Athens friends who greet him at sessions.
Henrietta Vandiver of College avenue was struck by an automobile driven by J F Whitehead near the First Methodist church Friday afternoon. She suffered bruises but was not seriously injured and received prompt medical attention as she crossed the street.
Ik M Price, formerly an expert for the Ceorgzin railroad commission, visits Athens to inspect the properties of the Athens Gas company. He is being sent by the commission to conduct the inspection.
Ad advertises Mahdeen a dandruff treatment claiming to kill the dendcuff germ and improve scalp health. It urges men and women to buy the product, with instructions to use it twice daily and visit a dealer or barber shop for supply.
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